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    Standard Bank’s secures R4.4bn sustainability loan

    July 21, 2023
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    Standard Bank South Africa CEO Lungisa Fuzile.
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    Standard Bank has secured a R4.4bn ($250 million) sustainability-linked loan with the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

    1. The loan will enable the bank to provide more financial products and services for renewable projects and help provide funding in the affordable housing market.
    2. This is the first sustainable loan the IFC has concluded with a commercial bank in South Africa.
    3. The loan will drive greate positive environmental and social impact in the areas of renewable energy and affordable housing.
    4. It entrenches Standard Bank’s strategic ambitions and commitments to finance renewable energy power plants and social projects in South Africa and across Africa.
    5. The bank has spent R55 billion ($3.1 billion) last year to finance 29 sustainable transactions, exceeding its goal of R40 billion.
    6. The loan reaffirms the lender’s focus on renewable energy and affordable housing, which will deliver positive environmental and social impacts in Africa.
    7. The loan will aid the country in achieving sustainable and inclusive economic growth.
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